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Stem gprt, 8. Rai. - 8oli;eiz 5uper.
intenbent Murran tpuroe Dor Sur;em henadJ
rid)ti9t, onB Elm Boli3iff in boiler Uniform
ff uln untereR 8roaOwup nit BEN Sertaufe
bon 2OtterielOoien ab9ebe. 9eteitiu Ger
9eant Collins erbielt ben Auftrag, Der Sa1e
nn63uiorf6en, unb erulittelte. oaB Der Be-
iduIoigte Der Spe3iaIpcIiiift sc. Colbert iei,
befen Bofen fif Dor ben 9Guiern Scr. 40
unb AZ, 8roabnas, befaue. 9iefe Spe5ials
Toli3iffen traeen Boli3eiuniform neGft S9tlb
unb finb befugt, Serbaftnuseu Uor3uuehmenr
bod iino fie trosoem niht Diit9lieoer Der Pos
li;eiforce uno neroeH BON ben Berionen be.
sahIt, rpeIde iie anftellen. Collins purSe nit
Colbert betannt 9ema6t uno faufte BON ibm
Elm 3ebnteIz2oos Der Souitann'er 9ptterie fir
81, icpie einen - Sig" in Der 3abIeuz2otterie
fir 10 Gents. Auf lesteren 3ettel sepaun
8etsftio Collins $21.75. @r ipra1 gefern
bel Colbert Dor, pelder ittb in cine nabe
&irtbi6uft be9ab unb ibm bann oas seruons
meme @slo einbdn6i9te. Collins faufte ibm
Johann einsn jpeiteu 9otterie3ettel ab, ner'
baftete ibu bierauf uuo fitbrte ibu mad, benz
Boli3eihnuptqunrtier. Colbert ueriu9te es
Dor benz Superiutenoe gar nidt, Su leug'
nen, unb ia9te nur, er babe ni6t seoadbt, etz
mas StrafbareS Al tbun. Der Superinteuz
bent nubm ibm bieruuf iein Amtsidil0 ab
unb i6aitt ibm bic Su0pfe bon Der Uniform
unb bic tpeiBeu Streifen BON ben Beintleis
bern. Colbert ifrieb Johann ieine Reiiqnatiou
nieber, bic iebenfalls angenommen perben
uirb. Die BON Collins genonneuen $2I.75
purSeu benz PenFOusfonb iibersebeu.
Gin Sa6r 3&dbtbat&S far 0aOtttatt.
RiImaute Z. Mai. - Der anar6ift
Q2o,,I 1UrottFnu f1aeIdher ;rt1 cp n; n ga A,,rH
feline Braubreben i'm vgtiIpaufee @aroenh
einen Guirubr anfiftete, tpurSe beute bonn
Tidter Sloan 3u einidbriser 3u9tbausfrafe
bel barter Grbeit oerurtbeiIt. @r uiro nod
cine @o9e in Der Sail Osrbleibeu. bamit
leiue &npGlte i'm SberSeriht ous @eiu9 teIs
len i6unen, ibul auf @ruu6 zines Writ of
Error etueu neuen Bro5es bu benili9eu.
Sollte bieier Antrag ab9epieien ner6en, 10
tpirb @rotttnus iOfOrtige lleberfdbruas mad
bem 3udtbauie erfoIasu,
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segsadtsu Sit folgenSe gsaibang Angn Hebf prftu
SIT $1,000 bis $500

Iiuisrs mobifden Gatapas 2tnatt8e
III $40 fiuS in Baltimore fir eteies Selo
lonf uidt 3u babeu. llniere SStaG'91tt'
aitae ;u $15 fuo oieie Saiiou in popuIarsm
Sea.br. gSir babeu aud nette 6rad' 'au5iist
III $40 unb p.iisu fir SIS bsfouosrs idOns
& Geons auf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-05-09
Srtttfdbc 0eBciutpoIi3iittn tw st,
0nAffS

ct. Qouis, 8. Rai.-Gus better G.ueGle
oerIantet, buB ff ieit ungetdbr IA Gagen ieas
engliite Ssbeimpolt3ifeH bier aufbaIteH 5u
osm 3pede, bic Tbati9teit Der iriitI nattoHa.
len Srganiiation 3u iiberpa4eH. 2Sle es
bsiBt, if ben englii6en Beb0roen htnterbratlt
porben, oaB bic Ultra RabifuleH in ten iris
ifeu Srsaniiationen 9eleqentlid bes beuor'
ftebenoen 8egierunsss SubiIdums Der S0ni'
gin Elm tleines 9pnamit,Nhentnt in Scene
ieten neIlen. 0ebrere SerOdatiQe iolleH
aus Qoaeon mad ben &r. St0aten gefloben
ieiu uHb fid in Rsp.D uHO SaniaS =@tp
Hteber9elafen babeu. Die DetethOe8 pOueu
alien 9eseH bic ergIiife 3pau98bill ionie
iOniiiseu eesen England gerthteten 9emors
ffratiOnen beinObuen unb bariiber na9 2Ol'
ton beridten.
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0lQlaria ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS formtn

IS 9iebt fen Senittel In Der gBeIt, ueId1cs bfbts
ees uuo faIteS SFteber un0 ale unberen maIGrs
Idlen, iopie BnllCu' un6 anosre SSteber Unit 6ilIe
bon RaOmah'S HtHen) idHeQer beiIt, ais GaOs
mans Bicaops sBeltef.
UaotuahS HeaOnzJteEtef bCtlt ntht rir ben
Botiensn, nelder an VlaIara letoet, ionoern iueun
8ieienigeH, Die Dem maIartidlenBtfte auS9eieht
inn, ie6cu Vlorgen 20 biz 30 Eropien bes Reao9s
Reliet in gBaitr nebmen uno @tmas, oieleidt einen
&rdder, .iieH iuaroeu, 70 Unrben fts ben anidatR
enteeben.
Breis so @ts. bic Flaidle. gu 6o6sn bel Apotbeieru.
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gr. .RaSwan sSarlaparilian- RefaIprnt


Oct 9rpbe Btutrettti9er,
5ur Selung aler 6ronii9er eetotH, Groniiaeu
Rbeumottsmus,
SfroTeIn,
DriienIribsH, trodeHes SdfeIn, aIsbsIeittn, euRs
geublutungen, Sospepte, mifertses 4uftosens
@heotDamm, @eihndIfe, 5tnnen, RufeIn, paut"
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udlt, 3Uepuds, Sal8flus, 8ronhitis, ShpinSs
iudt, 5arnrubr, ghereus, Slaleus uno Seberleioen.
gu babeH bel Apo!beteru. Bres; Elm Dollar ete
6taids.
Or. RaSwQD's RegaIirenSe piaeu,
bGS beriibmte Qeber. uHO RageusG Geilmittel.
Soqis obHe Seisetmud, elegant NIT iisem Sums
mi alaclr; puTsIrsn rssulirsn rslnsen u. Iratgtus
RaStuaD'S Rtaeu
sur SeIuns oler g1asenz, Sebers, geb8rmes gierens
RIufenz H. PeroeuIeiben, Appetiuoissit RopfIbmeIs
tSieber, nntereihsentBhnoung, 5dmorrboiben uno
Qller StoruH9en Ger @rngepeibe. JfeiH pessta6tf9s
teiue Spur DoH Gusdl6er, BlineIdltsH ooer lhdolts
den 9roausn. prets 2B SsntS pie S6aGteG.
Se allen ApotbeterH gu haben.
Sbepfte.
Or. Rabpap's giqen itnS elm iihelss g2tttel ssstn
oieIes geoen. sic een Die Rrdite 6es 42agens plez
Der ber uuo Ieken TIN in Stano, letne tyuHtttoneR
ausBunbtn. BNgpmptoms Der Dpspspfs usri4ptns
ben, unb nit linen bic yiei9ung oes RorpeTs, fda
grantbetten BuBuBitben. @ebTaudhe Die Ylllen nab
BoUitrii un6 beattt, mas mir in False and True@
lher Stdt an idaen. b1btu.
BRats IeTe FALSE and TRUE
Gdtde cine SrieimGrte an RaomGg & Goatp.s
gr 81, gBarrenftIase, ReDzgort.
RH Selebrun8, Eauienbe BON Dollars tuerth, nitro
N''' '"'-' ''' Aa Sas Babufuul
glan oerlanae nur U aomo p's unb nberseuae f9,
sfnbet. (265-l
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Bon fetaer Ssrau erIdoiTets.

9reeusbur9, Sno., 7. Neat. - 6eute
NOrsen puroe Der bier wobnbafte 0eut,dle
Sobann Sromer IN Der 8aderei feines Brit
bers SfarI uon ieiuer Satin eridoiIen. FRO
mer Iebte BON ieiner Srau eeidlieeen, nnb
spar eeabaIb, iueiI biefeIbe 3net tIetue Sin.
Der aus erffer @be ibres UtanRes nit ibrem
Saffe nerfOlgte. Su Iester 3eit hattie BITE
Srau ibren @atteR tpieeerbolt aufaefsrbert
6ie Sinber in einem 9ofbauie uuter;ubrirs
gen uub pieber nit ihr 3u lebeu, bod, mel.
Serte iid 6romer, oorauf einsuse6en. Seute
friib fam fte IN bic Sadftube, mo thr Gtunu
arbeitets, unb cruus abermals in ibn, ct ioIIe
Al ibr 3uridtebreu. Sromer poilte gftthts
6Goou b0reu, uno bic Srau sog eineu G1euoIz
psr unb feuerte. Der Raun iaut, Surdl Sas
Ser3 getrpffen, tobt 3u 8oeen. Bel ihrer
8erbaftuus ertlGrte Die M8rberiu, re babe
bsabfidtigt, fth ebeufulIs 3u eridieBeu. Sie
i6eiut SeiiessefiOrt 1u iein.
@s beoarf seraoe foldbea gSSetters, =,
tuie ,s ,ur 3eit bier berrfdt, I'm bic sraft uub
g8ertboiistet Der alIrdnfiidcn poroien Biaffer Su
seiseR. blur bas Senion'Ite Itnoert unn beIeittot
prompt 4uften; ettdltang unO oas GoIsen BON 8lOSs
fenungen. Wan .fpeiie Nntabmuneen surnd uRe
peIIanss Senion's YfGfieg. (109, ,SaRoEiJ
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&inOet.

Sn uuierm SiuOer.9epartsment babsu mir
Die ifp,rbfe upb srSBte 4uswabl SentoeB'
Satasu, bic ie in Baltimore ba9eiueieH.
liner llmiae in 9emOen Gaiueu 1T br.i UtaI
ar6ser, ais beri.nise Don orsi@eftdftsH Sahlsr
,aiammen. g8ir usrfuufeu Ssuls.u'Gatusu
,u1 @ts., tann su2 @ts., 80 Cts. ,S5 @ts.'
38 Gts., 40 @ts. nab 10 ipsiter oufpdrts bis
III ben elesuntsfeu 8aaren. llnier 8tnoer.
Sut.Separtement tf nit aleu neneiten
Taeous in StrObbIten uub Sn!asSitsn titr
Die 6rHbiabrs @uroerube auSeiiat.
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SuSenbese tn g9abrEu,

Bten, s. Wlat. - @tSS BON 43attato-taI
aui9ebette Sdaar 8auern griff ssss.,ta oas
Subenoisrtel in eiaem mdbriiden Dorfe an,
Gts , NIT 8reidfegeln unb nnOeren gderbaHs
@erdtbiduften betpuffneten Sauern miBbauz
teltsn bic Ssrueliteu uufs 8rutalffe, bis
Grufpeu uuf benz SdaupluB eridienen uuO
ME R1hp hrrf1eIltsn
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gsriuafene saabe,

2orbon, 7. Rui. - aus ajnccto tuiro
gemelbet, bGB es ben EuuderH seIuuaen III,
0as gBrad bes AM 18. Ipril b. So. iaoltd
ben @OIttu rseiuntenen 9ampfers ,EaSma,
uia" nufSufinbeu. Die Eaudsr iiHo eifri3ft
bemiibt, bic 2aOung ans Ea9eslidt ;u brin=
gen. Der Niuborajuh bon SaOpobue, Der
elmer bel Baifagiere oes 0ampfers mar, bat
ied8 SdadtelH NIT Sutpeleu I'M gBertbe bon
100000 in ieiner Sabine Suritf geIufieu,
fir he er jest bic @eeuidGft Ue:antportlid
madt.
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Die arar,pfen In gaen:q1frifn.

2on6ou, 7. Rai. - gia9ri9ten BON
@umbia 5ufOIge babeu bic 6raujOien SaOibu
beiebt. SeIm SombafluB fam es sUtiden
ben frau;0fiden Sruppen unO ben 4ubduz
germ bes yie9ert6nt9s Sarbematiu Su eiuem
Sefe6t, in oem bic 2eBtereu gei9lagen nurs
ben. Saroemnfin unb ieine llntertbaneu flo
ben ienieits bes Slu1fes, mo Fe uuf Oritii9er
@Phiet Rufludt iudlten.
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sie 9siebuneen Der gaaatt,

Yaris, I. Uiai. - Der beutige nSlecIe"
bementirt bic ytadriht bes rYartS," ouB
Traufr:if nit auoereu W69teH cine 0efeus
o,Guiauj geihIofeu babe. Sin off;teues
9ene-'i pirb aIs beUOrfsbenb bejet9net.
8ef, I. Mai. - Sm &eidstaa Seiste Der
gbaeor6uete SrOnpi beute on, 6aB CT an bic
8e9teruns bic Srase ridteu DerSe, oh bic
Se1nuptung Der pglorbbeutiden," baB 1877
,miiden Stftreid uno &uBiuno Elm Spejtals
abfummeu be3iiglid SosHien's aetEOfeupor'
een iti, nuf 28abrheit berrbe.
QonSOu, 7. Wtai.-9te 8Srie por beute
fluu, tpte GO betbt, in SOlge Der uubefImmteu
Sage rsr nfSbaHiiHeR Sren8ira9e.
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Syitr $3.50 bis $1,000

erbaItsu 81. sinen suten, laou gemadteH
uub Der saiOn sntipredenben Sad'anju8
uuter @arantis retter gSolle, unb 3u benz
i.br masis.n Breiis BON $40 bab.H mir pun
berte nnb Sunberte BON 9ala. HnS Ssad1ts'
4usisen, fir pel6e Sie $l2 uno SIS AMBER
mGrts be3Qbleu miiBttn.
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osHreidl nnS Der @attfam

@omt Z, HEaI, - NQnFsHoT VaIIm0sTti;
nel9er ioeben ais pdali6er Nunttus mad
Bien eei6idt lporeeu 1T, nabm Elm eigens
b1noiees gdrciben oes Bapfes OIL ben stai.
Ter 6rnnj SOepb NIT. @r If beauitragt, etue
SdtpieriSteit gu beieitiseu, tueIde in 6Olge
bes I'm mffanbes eingetreteu 1T, baB Der Bapf
benz ilapii4en Slerus gefattete, lll beiien ets
aener 2iturBie suriif3utebreu. Die Dilreidis
ide &sgieruug eraHtet otsis IPaBHabms ais
cine aefGhrIidle.
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GaStpau5s &eaSnsReIteF

5u leoer Sett i'm 9aue babe. Gem 9e6rdu6 mtrh
Doblthdtg tUtrten beI ie6er Art uon SdlmsIB obeE
etnen SnmeB ittlt o6sr ben sortfhritt elmer Sranfs
belt auBdlt nls oos ReabpsEeIie. IS tft elm anses
nsbmess GtdrtHnsss, 4merSfiGeu6ss unb giuSes
rungssD2ittel.
0[eiienbe iOGten INNER stne GIaite BON RabDue's
GeabpsJfeef bsi iih trasen. GBenise Eropfen, in
gBaiier genommen, 0erbttcn GraHfbeiteu u. ShmeIs
8en III GoI9e oon gseqlsI I'M @e6tau4 pom BeItr.
ma nAer EfttFrPr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-05-09

bic bette uuo billtgfe
TamiIicn NeJi5in In Der @sIt.
gerfeblt In teinem 6ane BET elmer acknowledgements
peubung StmcrSen gu filen. gDit heftis un6 peis
nisenb Die S5mepen aud iei1 mogen, oenen oie
R6eumatiter, Die Bsttleger9en, bic S6mddItden, bic
8ertruppsten, Die ReruOitn, Die Reuralgiten sbeE
Die an unbersn a.antbeiten 9e6eIbtn aus9eiest Rb.
Raonao's 6euou1 Relief nir6 in iebem baqe IOiors
tss SrlsttteruHs send9rsu. IS IiUbert ioioIi uus
heilt In gtIBtiter Sett,
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GinOet.

glteru fnb eiusslaoeu, unier ueues u
iortimeut Iausbofser SbuI ansiise ttns
g4ntaaSsginaiise 3u beiatissu. BreiIe
$3.50, 81, S4.5D, S. uub Sc. aus SrO'
fen bis su 1S Ssbren. Ssrlangen sic Die
moSifd semadten saE,uOreHeu an5i8e ju
Iebeu, pelde mir ju $3.50 uuo So oertau'
fen. aleinfarrirte SuFmir, an5iige bis Su
So terub.
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Raomas'S ReaOa=gReIteF TIT elm gFttteI aea
ecu ieoeu EhmGrJ. IS mar 6as eTfe uHb tn SaB
t,,, '~S H4tttel, rpelhts BET elnem einmaligen @es
bs"IS1fS. Ai s., "nlmiten Stme3eu lt gntJanbuns
Ssn Srrtre6t nm % HuaefonsH, ob in ben &unaens
Serr gPaoen, ben G,bdrull,r ODER stnem aH0ern Drs
game, bet.
aBenn IS mad Boridriit sebrG1bt utro, beiIt ss iH
ment9en Wlinuten Srdmpie, NagenIuGre, So66reRn
nen, Sopiihmer6en. 8arrb6s, Rubr, stoltt, SldbuRs
gen une ale inHeTlidlen Shmsrgen.
VS. III bon oeT duBerfen gStdtigtett, bas e6e 5dmue
Rinpr MN
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EnitiHn's @rant

gta6ri6, 7. Rut. - SeuOr bel @aftiuo
febt i'm 8egrtfi, fid nit Der Godter oes
Uiarquis be SotOmapor, nit Der sr bret3ebn
Sabre nerlobt mar uHO oeren Sau6 ibm bis.
her Uerpeisert rpurbe, gu uermdbleu. Die
Eraut if eine reide Grbin unb bat felt ben
lestsu o4t5ebu Sabren alS Sh0nbeit bon
giabrio gegoIten. R0uigiu &briftiue tpirS
tbr aus anlaB Der 6odjett ben Sitet elmer
6pranniu hPrIPihpr
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&letbern It. Mmsfafirungs= Mrttteln

fit gdau notr bSst bic sobe Fds aaon Der S0n
u umaned uSnfGnbi Gase baB SaS saut
orus, @,et H.ufsu Sos bic ansss
mrb bis u eegautsu @spdubru fir wdbertfbe gasr
wld nit ber uerfufs &lbungsfaden'
tsbenrs fur srob anssrhst fnO uiatiu urssfsH
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Ut ableD s. care ~
Ut ableb & 6 ate tu.

crmt roufnbgsu
A6n9
uub bis gsds ebh isos Dame Elm dus S0Husnr'
The Dillon tribune., 1887-07-01

Al midnight after the ldisoster at Gaines,
1au Mcclellan sat in his tent and wrote to
Secretary Stanton q dispatch, the like ef
which was never sent BY soldier to bis su-
pe,aoss oelore: III save this army now, /
toll you plainly that owe mo thanks ia vo,,
Or to any other persons in Washington You
have done your best to sacrifice this army. y
Then he announced to his officers his intention
TO begin his march south to the James, At
deybrsak he was At Savage station, on The
~. aw. sno .ucnmond railroad, breaking camp
and pseparing for the journey to the james
By noon that day, june -, Reyes dividos,
nac . crossed White Oak swamp and taken 10.
sat'on on the other side of it to guard the ,,es
age q ammunition and provision trrina
samner.. Sc. Helstsalman's and part Of Frank.
Inns corps were 70 remain on ths Richmond
side Of White oat swamp, to cover tsr move.
msnt Of retreat. It was veil planned.
1nere WAS alisht action on the morning
q the 18th. A heavy Confederate artillery
The Dillon tribune., 1887-07-01

and Heintzelman at Aliens farm, but was
three times repulsed. Magruder went In
person to Lee to get re-enforccnlents in
vain. Ice had ordered !!uger and jackson
OF somewhere else.
Magrutle,'s attack ceased. Summers corps
then moved nearer Savage station.
McClellans destruction Of tho Chicka-
hominy bridges had retarded the pursuit by
jackson, who was ON the north side of tho
river. He did not get over till tho morning
Of the 3Oth.
Meantime, ON the afternoon Of the 2oth,
Marrudcr again attacked the Federal forces
around Savage Station. He says he had
$4,000 men. Thus, with Huger's division
pursuing McClcllan's army, Richmond was
quite lenulcd Of troops
The Federal forces grouped around Savage
station il, the hattie OF that name were Frank
Inns corps, with Smith and Slocun, as division
! commanders, Summers corps. and McCalls
| division of Franklin's corps. Heintzelman
| had been ordered by Sumner to take position
| on the left, but IIeintzelman simply withdrew
his corps, and took no purt in tho battle OF
Savage Station. He said there was not room
for 80 many troops, SO he destroyed the stores
at Savage station and started for the James.
1t was we'll known that there was no love
lost between Heintzellnan and Sumner.
| Leo had expected jackson to take part Ill
the action ut Savage station, but jackson had
not vet been able to rebuild the Grapevine
bridge, and 80 Mag,1uler fought alone. Az
$50 Magruder brought his forces into action
With them was the peculiar rii'cd cannon
which the Confe,lerates called the Land Mer-
rimac.n It was mounted upon car, and the
front Of it was covered with sloping iron
roof. from which shots ratified harmlessly on.
The sides werc protected with armor platc'
over which was another covering OF heavy
wood
Just before Anset Magrudcrs Confctlerat's
made a rush for the Union forces at savast.
station. Tho Land Merrilaac" was used
with great effect. They were met with q
heavy fire from tho Union line Then Tor
half an hour there was nothing but roar ana
smoke and deadly fire. At the end OF that
time the Confederate lines wEr broken
They gave way, fell back ard left the ROAD u
White Oak swamp Open for the tcdefai IT,
tro,t 10 the James. The retreat WAS con-
t;n,al rs soon as The wounded conld pe
gathered up, and Summers and iranH.'iS
CORPS went on their way, through VIM
Oak swamp, leaving behind them oa'as,
Station, with it's huge hospital Oh SICK anu
wounded and its medical stores MS wa
,Ic(,:ellans order. 1t fell into the hahas ol
Sto,ewall Jackson next morning: VII" "'
$500 men.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-07-01

-, troops engaged :".S.. xsss FIT s.cs'
~ fsssS sS,iions of three Drisaos' a;noe e.il.d s
\ 1aeaS.. Il. 97(h = slso someau'' s.
- ~ q -. ~ n attack and then x,sn-
/ r Hmn 10 hspt up half agnt Tor
~, ~. vaitangf TOR rss,1 Lonss,e.I I.csson -. ar
~ Abeo.t ssce engaged in battle ",so T. ~ =.
ND, sa' Tss Confederate forces y 'os
y tdree c....t - Hils were the divisions : 9
= = ~. UI IInse1Aset, Branch, hweli ana
stvs H. - ~ s.stle aoared and ta1ndeFed
Vbif ~. y. .sii ana sunset. Hsre was
- : a. a. bioodisst hshang OF ;. ''e %..s wa; =:
-, xsss ware no more ''' "
ss1f. r,.t. xere made ID break For
Dspas.s s1 Sr,ent after regi'n.ot OF Con.
snA - ,oiled against it and recol!etl
- .'n,e ~ "a a. tbousb tbey sprang from ron tl'o Inc
~ eaIs, se.s -frop oh, Ht1ts lefh let!
ls: ~ Z. s'sa e. Se eaps ppon the ground
.syaeO*s. ..o rseimsnts beaten bacxw...
ss vAioosd, you can't do anything;
ws wssAsa to Ewells man."
z. - q he way, wen show yoa,' al.
~. thav could not break tive line.
ss M pressed, when sndds',ly 1,0o
;., sodsr Lawton, rolled up TO Their
4, sarraA for Georgia." shouted EweAS
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with . fevv men.
Indeed, The Con.
fedet,ate tactic 6
throughout the
day. even In the
fight at Gaines
Mn wes,e some
what similar, and
It II only fair to
NY they s,acceelei.
Now, Sumner re-
ported that his
right was going to
b attacked in
stantly, then Smith
wxs sure the Con-
federates were
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~ssR sss" ssssv ~ 00Y~ N60s 4. r, AyLAA
piles. Ao therefore prepared to strike Nc.
Clsllan as White Houa,, ON The pamunkev.
de sens Ewen and Stuart - that point TO
ssass sae railway and war supplies. They
were . day too laAe. The stores had been
Inostlyt ana such q could not be
carried away were destroyed. The White
aouss ttBell had hsen barnt The night At
the 9oth of June, it suddenly dGwned on Ies
that 'NcCtellan had changed his ben, end
Yves in retreat to the James, with the intsn.
ttpn Of drawing supplies by that way. He
deeevmined 70 eegd his army in pursuit as
omca
Then cA.sse The next battles IN this ghastly
Station and the affair ~t-aVints' church, al
June "a.
Sumner and Heintaelinan's corps were 1t
Aliens farm, near Orchasd station, on the
morning of June 20. That morning Lsss
army started IN pursuit Of the retrea&ing
Federala Hugee and Aagruder started out,
Nagruder by The Williamsburg road, which
led. eastward 10 Savage station, Huger by
tho Charles City road, which led southeast
ward to Glendale. These and Longstreet and
A. r. Hin were to attack on the right, while
jackson was tn cruD the Chickahominy in
the rear of the Federah and pursue from the
north.
Mcclellan, in arranging his retreat, had
ordered Keyes to 60 forward first and take
position on Malvern Hin, near the James.
Porter and Franklin wero to follow, and 50,
watching the rear and the right, they were
to push on to the James, This was the
morning Of the 10Th. Mcclellan himself had
already ridden on toward the James, to 70.
!, lect suitable position. The heaviest supplies
f.! were already we'll ON the way. Among them
was drove OF 2,5o0 beet cattle, which we,x
got OF in safety.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-07-01

born in 1870; gradu.
attxl at: West Point,
and served in the
Mexican war. After
the civil war he en-.
gagged in business
pursuits aud held
important govern
ment Offices under
Republican admins
trations. He is now
living at Gainesville,
Ga.]
On tho morning
Of the Goth Ma
gl1,tler's division
made Il lively at
tack OH Sumner
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Nv VtWQ 0lOttht,
division p 6endon
m position At Gold
tngt farm and
move nearer 4av.
80 station. Leebe.
neved that Nc(clel.
Ian would throw his
whole force hack
north of the Chick
ahomiuy, alta.
having g ainss,
Mn, In u,der to
1ave White HOUSE
and his hne of sup-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-10
REPUBLICASROwING
over the Failure OF n mocrats to Elect
IA q. ;. Selor

over the Failure oft mocrats to Elect
IA q. >. Selor.
This Democratic parwhose power in
the State has been So cORcuously waver-
ing during the past six yrs cannot carry
these loads. This is cein, and unless
the Republican party conits some out
rageOus blunder, it win ntrol the State
of West Virginia in less an two years.
Republicans of Barbour getting your
lighting harness On!-Phi,i RcpWbIican.
We as Republicans reioh that Camden
failed in his cauvaSs-it is act, however,
which no fair mind will dilte that his
defeat by his W party isl outrage. -
Uet-d volunteer.
4 Republican victory. It's what the
outcome of the Senatorial COST is, for it
has left the Democracy died and the
Republicans united. 1t has veloped i'm
our party good discipline hhe iace OF
great presSures of various kin x < =
The party will enter on tlcanvaSs OF
lSSS with unity and victG' as the
w~atchwOrd. The Stdtc JourItaas fought
the tight OF straight. out Rg,licanism
and feels gratified that it didh fight in
vain.
Now for lSSSi-IdrkerSbHTg Oradi.
Confusion now hath made master,
pieceI' If Gov. Wilson meantO teal
wider open the wounds his parSas Just
received, and to pour vitrol into EN- be-
yond the hope of healing, he nd moi
have made so sure Of it in any Or way.
This adds inevitably n new Et to all
the other feuds which are weaken. and
Designating the Democratic party West
Virginia. The dicker will have soluble
effect ON Governor Wilson's prosps fol-
election to the Senate TO succeed sator
Kenna. 1t will make u victory hi.
party much more difficult, and if his,rty
we're to triumph again his own ehion
would he 50 highly improbable, q il
would be a waste of time to pull wLfol
it. Governor Wilson's career is sbated
by his own hand; he has set Mr.. LucaIr
on q pinnacle to be knocked down with.
patron; and he has confOunded the g.
fusion of the Democratic party Whea,
htcLiqeRcCr.